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The political temperature in Embu is skyrocketing as Public Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni has thrown down the gauntlet, urging President William Ruto to fulfill the pledges he made to the county. Speaking on Sunday, March 30, Muthoni didn’t hold back—calling on residents to grant Ruto another chance to complete the projects he promised, despite their previous outrage during his last visit.
Her message? “Let him return and finish what he started!” She likened the president’s upcoming trip to a “blessing,” dismissing past hostility toward him as unfortunate. “A guest is like a river—they come and go. So why resist him? Kenyans need services, not endless political drama,” she declared.
But Ruto’s scheduled visit isn’t just another routine tour—it’s his first time stepping into Mount Kenya since the dramatic impeachment of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua in October. The stakes couldn’t be higher as Ruto embarks on a week-long mission across nine counties, including Embu, Nyeri, Murang’a, and Kirinyaga.
His agenda? A flurry of inaugurations, project launches, and development reviews—covering roads, housing, electricity, markets, and water access. But will the people welcome him with open arms, or will political tensions overshadow his tour?
Meanwhile, Rigathi Gachagua isn’t staying silent. The ousted DP has launched a fiery counterattack, warning Mount Kenya residents not to be fooled by Ruto’s visit. In a bold claim, he alleged that government operatives are orchestrating a staged show of support.
“He’s coming with bags of money, ready to deceive you,” Gachagua warned, urging locals to take the cash—but not be swayed by the spectacle.
With political analysts dissecting every move, this visit could make or break Ruto’s influence in Mount Kenya. Will he win back the region’s trust, or is a political storm brewing? 🌪️🔥
